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Hello,

Please post the following museum event on your list-serv. If there are other instructions for posting please let me know, thank you!

Beth Edelstein, SAFE Tour Manager

Stolen History Tour with Roger Atwood:

Roger Atwood, author of Stealing History and expert on the antiquities trade, recently led four sold-out tours at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the Boston Fine Arts Museum. In support of the recent series of signings and readings for his book Stealing History, Roger Atwood will lead a tour of archaeological artifacts of dubious provenance in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, particularly artifacts he talks about in the book. Some of them are very well-known (the Weary Herakles), others less known or not well-known at all. Tours last about 90 minutes. These limited access, intimate tours offer much more than a traditional museum tour, by carefully and thoughtfully highlighting artifacts and art which show signs of having been looted. The goal of SAFE tours is to produce a more educated museum patron.

 

Next Boston tour is:          

Sunday April 10, 12:30 pm, Boston Museum of Fine Arts

 

We look forward to seeing you at the Boston MFA, April 10th. Please email for availability and to book reservations: [log in to unmask]

Looking for more information? Check out: http://www.savingantiquities.org/g-whatwedosafetours.htm

 

SAFE ² Saving Antiquities for Everyone creates educational programs and media campaigns to raise public awareness regarding the importance of preserving cultural heritage worldwide. SAFE is a coalition of professionals in communications, media, and advertising working alongside experts in the academic, legal and law enforcement communities. SAFE has no political affiliations and is sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), a 501(c)(3) corporation. For more information please go to: www.savingantiquities.org


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